The ball Earth model that has us orbiting around the Sun at about 67,000 miles per hour also says that we are actually circling around the Sun in an elliptical orbit.

This means that on about January 3rd of every year we are approximately 91.34 million miles (147 million kilometers) distant from the Sun, and on about July 3rd of every year we are about 94.45 million miles (152 million kilometers) away from the Sun. Refer to the diagram above (or click here to see it), which comes from Wikipedia, which means that it has probably been approved by NASA.

If the balance of our ecosystem and atmosphere and seasons is so sensitive that a 23.5 degree tilt on our supposed axis is enough to cause these great differences in temperatures and changes of seasons that we see and experience on the Earth throughout the year… Then how in the world is it possible that a difference of over 3 million miles in proximity to the heat source itself doesn’t contribute to any discernable difference in temperature or seasons?

Not only that, but in the Northern Hemisphere on January 3rd it is what we call “Winter,” which — now listen up so-called scientists — means “lower temperatures”… and yet we are supposedly 3 million miles closer to the Sun. Yes, you read that correctly: 3 million miles.

When I am close to a fire that is in my fireplace, the temperature at the spot where I am standing is hotter than when I stand further away from the fire. It’s as simple as that. Make sense? New born babies can understand this concept. And what possible difference in temperature would the angle of my body make, if say I titled my body 23.5 degrees?

But according to the logic of this ball Earth model, the further you move away from the fire in your fireplace, the warmer you will be if you simply tilt your body 23.5 degrees.

If this elliptical orbit theory was suddenly sprung on you today for the first time, you would not believe it. You would call the person telling it to you a crackpot. But since the explanation for this seems to come from an authority — because “science” — most people swallow it up without even thinking. Here’s an article with a convoluted explanation that will make your head spin. The article at the following link conveniently anticipates your natural reaction that the elliptical orbit defies all common sense. And by the way, if you buy what this article is selling, you’re trusting someone named “Mary Lou Whitehorne,” just so you know. Who is this person? Why should I believe a word she says and not trust my own senses? They can keep their so-called “science” (which isn’t actually real science at all), and I’ll keep trusting my own senses: https://www.space.com/3304-earth-closest-sun-dead-winter.html